We are your go-to Mexican restaurant in Largo, FL, where every dish is crafted with heart, flavor, and authenticity. At La Casa De Las Nenas, we take pride in offering a true taste of Mexico with recipes inspired by family traditions and made fresh daily. From the first bite to the last, our menu is designed to bring people together through food that’s rich in culture and flavor. At our vibrant taqueria, you’ll find a variety of street-style tacos that burst with authentic Mexican seasoning and fresh ingredients. Each tortilla is filled with perfectly cooked meats, crisp vegetables, and our signature salsas that add just the right amount of heat and zest.
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Address: 11055 Seminole Blvd, Largo, FL 33778
Phone: (727) 591-5638
Website: http://lacasadelasnenasfl.com/
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We started with Chips & Salsa and their unique salsa seemed a little different from the norm but by the 3rd chip I was addicted. We both ordered Chile Rellenos, one with Birria and both came with Rice, Beans & Corn Tortillas. They were both very delicious and the Birria was very tasty, or just right!
Rice was perfect and the Beans were also just a bit different but delicious!
We ended with Tres Leches Cake for an excellent dinner for two for under $40
Us two Gringo’s were pleasantly surprised with the new & delicious flavors that we tasted and are anxious to return to try other menu items that piqued our tastebuds! We loved the quality, the quantity and the affordability of this place❤️
Where JK Trapman Seafood once stood now lives this vibrant new eatery, and while Trapman’s will always have a place in our hearts, this fresh chapter is a welcome and worthy change.
A female family-run, flavor-packed little spot in Largo that’s turning out some of the most soulful Mexican food in town.
The heartbeat of the kitchen is mamá herself, crafting everything from scratch, while her amazing daughter greets you up front with warmth and pride. That family touch shows in every bite.
Let’s talk standouts:
Chile Relleno – We order this dish everywhere, always searching for “the one.” Here, we found it and their technique is on point! The pepper is charred until smoky and tender, then steamed, peeled, stuffed generously, cloaked in a whisper-thin batter, and fried to a golden shell before being bathed in a rich, velvety red sauce. The result? Layers of flavor — smoky, savory, tangy, and a touch of heat — that make this the best version we’ve had yet.
Chips & Salsa – Don’t expect your run-of-the-mill dip. Their salsa is built on roasted peppers that lend a deep, fire-kissed flavor. It’s vibrant, balanced, and so crave-worthy we bought a container to take home.
Tamales – Pillowy masa with that earthy corn essence wrapped around tender pork. They’re hearty, comforting, and a perfect showcase of home cooking done right.
Empanadas – Crisp and golden with a straightforward, meaty filling. While I personally love empanadas studded with briny olives or vegetables, there’s something endearing about the simplicity here — unfussy, satisfying, and just right with a drizzle of salsa verde.
Birria Stew – The crown jewel of comfort. Served with warm, handmade tortillas that almost steal the show, the birria itself is deep, robust, and brimming with hunks of slow-braised beef that practically melt as soon as they touch your tongue. Garnishes of fresh cilantro, onion, and lime brighten it all up, giving you every reason to dive in taco-style.
Cantaloupe Fresca – Don’t leave without trying their house-made fresca. No powdered, overly sweet versions you sometimes find, this one is fresh-blended from real cantaloupe. It’s cool, refreshing, and tastes like summer poured into a glass — lightly sweet, naturally fruity, and the perfect companion to all the bold flavors on the table.
La Casa De Las Nenas is one of those rare places where the food tastes like someone’s abuela invited you into her kitchen. Honest, soulful, and made with love. Welcome to Largo!
The atmosphere is inviting and everything we had was very good (quesabirria as recommended was the stand out but the enchiladas and flan were top tier as well). Really hope this place takes off because I don’t personally have the funds to keep it open so I’m leaving this review hoping that every night is busy and fruitful.
God bless these women for making such an A+ experience of a restaurant in an unlikely spot.
Wife and I went after church. Nice little spot, colorful. So the kitchen is actually a food truck, and the restaurant itself is a little house with seating outside, and inside with a bar. It’s a nice little quant place.
Food: We got asada and pastor tacos, generous with the meat, cilantro, onion, lime, and cheese on the side. I don’t know about the cheese but I guess if you’re looking for Americanized tacos you can add it, putting it in the side is a nice touch. We also got an order of the quesabirria tacos which were good as well.
Atmosphere: Great, had games on. Very colorful and welcoming.
Service: Good as well.
Price: Typical, yet generous on portion.
Recommendation: Would recommend, and will be back for sure.
Also I noticed they’re open until 2am on saturdays, pretty dope.